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Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-05
Nominations Acted On.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The senate con-
fr,ned the nominations of Captain A. W.,
Greedy to be brigader general and James NJ
Trotter to be recorder of deeds for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Also, Arthur X. Delaney,
of Wisconsin, to be collector of Gus
toms for the district of Alaska; Owen
MeGlauplin, to be surveyor of Gus
toms for the port OF Dubuque, la. ; John
NJ. Mercer, OF Iowa, to be surveyor of GUS
toms for tine port of Burlington, la. /;
rhos. j. Ashby,. OF Nebraska, to
be re.ister Of the land office at
Bloomington, Neb., Sterling j.. Hart,
OF Nebraska, to be register of the land office
at McCook, Neb.; +. +. Hudson. of Ne
braska, to be receiver of public moneys at
Lincoln, Neb.; Jacob Steinmetz. of Ne
braska, to be receiver of public moneys at
McCoOk, Neb. Commodore Lewis A. Kim
berly, of ILL.,, to be rear admiral in the navy;
Samuel +. Burtch, register land office, Val
entine. Neb.
Postmasters--E. X. Pitman, at Leon. Iowa;
Charles W. McCrane. at Alexandria, OAK. !;
William McClintOck. at W est Union, Iowa;
II. w. Hill. at st. Charles, Mlnn.; X NJ.
Scott, at Ashland. Neb, j. w, Olsen, ut
Gaiva, Ills, and S. X. Sandersen, at Plano,
Ills.
The nomination of Oliver shannon of
North Platte, Neb., as receiver Vt public
moneys at that place was rejected by the
senate this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-05

A Slight shake.
NICE, March 4.-AnOther slight earthquake
shock has been felt here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
CONFIDENCE MEN.
They Try to Work the Old Lock
Game.

Los Angeles seems to be the place OF
destination for the wandering army OF
confidence men, and the energies of the
police department are taxed to the utter
most to prevent the country visitors
from being drawn into their tolls. OIL
Ger Fred Smith, in particular, has been
on the watch for these suspicious char
acters and within a day or two he has
become cognizant that two such indi-
viduals were in town on the watch for
some unsuspecting victim. Yesterday
he obtained the assistance of Eugene
Boyetto. who dressed as countryman,
and was met by E. Courtwright on
Spring street. Courtwright asked Boy.
eito to go with him to the orange or.
chard, there to obtain some of Southern
| California's most delicious fruit. Boy.
etto consented, and they proceeded to
| the place de resistance. Upon entering
the orchard the two men walked through
it and Courtwright pretended to find
a paddock in one of the rows
between the trees. After pretending to
examine the lock carefully and attempt
ing to open it, Courtwright said to Bo.
veto: ''I'll bet you collar you can't
open it," Boyetto looked at it and con
cluded to take up the bet. Ofcourse he
lost. Courtwright then said he would
bet he could open it, and just then an.
o her man, named John Minger, came
up and took part in the conversation.
He also offered to bet that it could be
opened, and offered to put up the money,
showing what purported to be $50 bill,
but what prove d to be q $40 Confederate
bill. Boyetto shook his head and re-
fused to bet, whereupon, the men seeing
he could not be taken in, departed,
Boyetto informed Officer Fred Smith oil
what had taken place, and Courtwrght
and Minger were arrested on Main
street, corner of First. The lock and
the counterfeit bill were found upor
! them and they were charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
The lock was found to have o score
. spring whereby it could be opened q
will. The men were examined in tn
= afternoon and held to answer in $50
! bail each.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
A BARBECUE EVERY DAY.
THE UUUk'IS.
superior t..DepartmentO One

CheRey.J.
SATURDAY, April l, 1887.
In re insanity of Mary Boggs-Com'
mitted to Stock ton.
Hutton. j.
Rimpau VS.. Cohn-Demurrer sustained
Ten days to answer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
Justices, Courts.
CITY COURT-AUsTIN, j. P.

CITY COURT-AUSTIN, J.P.
People VS.. r. Gretz-Attempt to OBJ.
tain money by false pretenses. Trial set
for Friday at 2 P. M. Committed in de-
fault of $l00 bail.
People VS.. John Sullivan and Timothy
Sullivan--Disturbing the peace. Jury
trial set for April Goth at 10 A. M.
People VS.. David Dillon-Burglary
Held to answer. Committed in default
of $500 bail.
TOWNSHIP CoURT-TANEY, p.
People VS.. Lopez-Battery. Defend
ant discharged.
People VS.. Felipa Canedo-Battery.
On trial before jury.
People VS.. Goyeneche--Battery. Trla
April 9 b at P. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03

choice lot with the privilege of taking all lots unds
posed that the time of the e and until the last lots the
disposed the company servng the right the time With
blocks that have not been offered for SALE Each person
deposit each lot selected the time that the bid made
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
DIR. BENEFITS

CUCCEss IN CURING DISEASES. Wu
y must in truth, say, has been most ro-
markable. His kind and honest ieslinGn
with his patients is especially to be CON.
mended. We take pleasure in recommend
BENNETT has been investigating the nnr
ture of diseases. both general and privsto.
for over thirty years, and adopting the be{
methods Of cure. And to-day he has m
equal west OF Chicago. 80, ladies and
gentlemen, give him an early cali, and yo1
will not be disappointed.
3. B. HEAL
Ohice-sSk 8. Spring e.. Los Aueelos.
Cai. jy8-ti.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
Friese aud Stecb,

Agenta of the Freus burg lager beer
have removed to the corA- Sf second sno
Viua stre0tg.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
startling but True.

WILLS POINT, Texas, December 1, 1885.
After suffering for more than three years
with disease of the throat and lunss, got
so low last spring, was entirely unable to
scarcely slept any at night, My Druggist,
Mr.. H. F. Goodnight, sent me trial bottle
Of DR. BOsANKO'S COUGH AND LUNG
SYRUP. found relief, and after using six
WELDEN. Sample bottle s cents at @. F..
Heinzeman's.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
Department Three-O'Nlelveny,

Department Thrce-O'Melveny j.
Haley VS. Haley-Hearing of mo-
tion set for April OH.
Randolph VS. Huntly ct als-Motion
to dismiss action as regards defendant
Cahen. Granted.
Lawler VS.. Savage--Ten days addition
al granted to answer.
Tolman vs.. Smith ct ux.-Motion for
new trial denied. Plaintiff remitted all
OF Judgment in excess of SIS, 1920.
In re insanity of Fremont Schroeder
Committed d to Stockton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
Cure for Sick Headache.

For proof that DR.. Gums Improved Liver
pills cures Sick Headache, ask your drug
gist for free trial package. Only one for a
dose. Regular size boxes 25 cents. Sold by
C,F, Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
French Benevolent Society.

DIDs WILL BIZ RECEIVED FRoN
ID French.speaking druggists by the 49,
yetary of the French Mutual Benev cisSk
Society, to be addressed TO Postofico -
dfugs and medicines for the easuing ySsr-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03

Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach
Michel Levy & Co., wholesale liquor deal
ers, agents.
Ifyru want good appetite drink Dami,
ana Bitters Michel Levy & Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, agents.
A positive cure for dyspepsia ,Damiena
Bitters. Michel Levy & Co., wholesale iq-
uor dealers, agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03

GRAPE CUTTINGS.
EOR SALE, CUTTINGS OF THE FOL
Il lowing varieties Berger, Zinfapdel.
Trousseau, Granache, Mataro Carrisnan.
Petite Penot, or Black burgundy, Ganays
Tientuera Apply to u. L. MAYBERRY.
mrl7tf San Gabriel. Gal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03

EXCURSION Gabriel Valley
April
round trip $125
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
Hutton, j.
neuartment TwO..Gar j.

Carrie M. Fleming VS.. Peter Fleming
Decree of divorce in favor OF plaintiff.
Juan Leonis VS.. Ana Lethngwell ct al
Dsfeni, nts allowed to amend their
wer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO.,
Nos. 3 anu 4, over 2s N. Spring
Street, Los Angeles.

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WEEK DAYS FROM A. M. to 8 F. y.
SUNDAYS FROM 2 to 4 P. NJ.
~ SEPARATE APARTMENTS FOE
LADIES. who are requested to call between
the hours of 10 A. NJ and p M. to avoid The
crowd. fl6-5m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-03

mTERMS the bid each lot to be paid
within DAYS. payments one1ou before three
months before months and oneour before twelve months
the rate of per cent per
full payment the purchase
issuing the agreement
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That Fatal Freight Wreck.

Some details of the freight trair
 wreck which occurred near Canor
 DBblo last week were published il
 the last issue Of the CHAMPION, bnt a
 that time there had been no comm
 nicatlon between this point and the
 scene of the accident. and the few
 meagre particulars obtain ed came by
 telegraph from Canon Diablo.
 As the train approached a bridge
 over small wash or arroya not more
 than four feet deep and less than twen. ty feet long, the engineer discovered that 1t was burning, from the smoke issuing from it, but too late to stop hiS tram, The engine passed over safely never leaving the rails and sus. taining no damage. The tender went through the brid ge and the thirteen trucks and cars composing the train (most of them empty) were scattered ln every direction on either side of the irack-which was torn all 10 pie ces. The train must have been going at an enornoai speed 10 have caused such destructive effect. The first tour cars berng literally smashed into splinters.
 i"o men were killed. The fire man, Wm. Watd passed over the bI ldGe on the engine safely and had ne remained at his post would have ocen unhnr,, bur he became irigh,en- cd aud when the engine had proceed. ed at least a hundred feet beyond the bridge he jumped off, when a wreck. 1 -d car came bounding along, hurled rom tRe other side of the bridge, and ! 'a'llng on him, crushed hlm 10 death nstdntly. The deceased was mem. | per oi the Knights of Pythias. This | order took charge of the remains, had he body embalmcd at Albuquerque md forwarded to his widowed moth. | 1T at Decatur, Illinois. The other nan killed was stealing a ride. A 'ln on one of the cars was driven trough his head. He must have lSo been instantly killed. From let CTS found in lis pocket his nam, eems to have been Layton and his ome in Nova Scotia.
 J. Y. Crothcrs acting as coroner cid an inquest on the bodies and the !sy returocd q verdict of accidental sath generating the company and $ employees from all blame.
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Northern Arizona Railroad \,

The Boston Daily Advertiser in their financial columns call attention to the two rev railroads, one now be- lng 1nI!t and the other projected from Flagslaff. It says of the Miner. al Belt that it traverses one of the f. ncst tumber regions of the southwest, striking tie cen ter of large mining region at Globe. Speaking of the projected Grand Canon read it states IhaI in this connection two hotels are to be hni't, one at Flagstaff and an other at the Canon, and that the line ''i road will prove one of the most at tractlVe tourists resorts in the coun. .iy.
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TRAIN ROBBERY,
Five men Hold up and rob a Southern Pa.
 ciftc TrnIn.

Frye men Hold up and rob Southern r.,
 cifto Trnin.
 The folio wing special telegram wa sent to the Albuquerque Democrat Q
 yesterday:
 TUCSON, A. T. APRIL 28. -Th,
 west bound passenger train was stop
 ped last night at 10 o'clock as 1t wa' entering cut, eight miles cast o
 Pan tano station, by red light on the
 track. As soon as the train stopped
 two men boarded the engine, and two commenced firing into the ex- preSi car. Another blockad.d the train behind. The express messen- ger refused to open the car. The en. gineer was then brought back to the express car, given a giant cartridge, and at the muzzle of cooked pistols. threatened with death if he did not persuade the messenger to open the car, or to blew it open. The mes ger opened the door at the earnes, pleading of the engineer, Hrper, who said he would be murdered. The messenger was sent to the rear under guard.
 The mail car was opened in the same way and entered by another Of the robbers. The engine, mail and express were then uncoupled from the passenger coaches and run eight miles east by the engineer under the pistoli Of one of the robbers. While they were making the run the mail aud ex press car were being robbed by oth- CTS of the gang. After they got through they ran the engine to with In two miles of this city, put out the headlight and fire and left with their Plunder. They took over s4ooo rom the expre-" company and large sum from registered packages. h their hurry they left one package eff SI,9oo Tn currency on the engine and a number of ether registered packa. ges. While they were shooting in the car, when first attacked. the mes. senger was busy hiding part of the valuable packages. He put about | $t2, ,ooo Tn gold coin into the stove. | which was not disturbed. None O. the passengers were molested. Had not the tram stopped when signaIcd 1t would have been blown to atoms, IS two large dynamite cartridges were on the track, which the robbers rs- moved before starting with a part o. he train they took away. The rob. oers are supposed to be discharged 'ailroad employes, from thc famlliar- ty they shown with railroad tetfns, md handling the train. The United States marshal with posse of troops, Jnited States cavalry. the sheriff anG posse of the detectives Of the South Tn Pacific company are in pursuit. The Southern Pacific company cf=r T ,ooo, the express company ST, ,ooo, II nd the United States government POO for each robber, and Arlzona [ i'll offer ST 900 for their capture and ( IL is the first tram rob. r. cry in Arizona.
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Heavy Sentence.

Sol Earth of Saint Johns, Arizona, vas tried last week before Judge Wright in the district court, held at that place, on a charge of forgery. The crime oi which he was accused was raising the value of territorial warrants 10 larger sum than they were issued for. The jury brought in T verdict of guilty and he was sen tenced to ten years in the peniten- iiary. It is understood that Barth's s council, E. M. Sanford, will appeal to the supreme court asking for new trial.
 Nathan Earth, a brother, and a man named Lampson, are indicted on charge of tampering with the jury that found the accused guilty.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30
Banorsfrs CeutraI Amsr,os.

BAncrolfs recently issued volume,
 the History of Central America, goes fully into the events which mark the struggle of the church and an o!igar- chy to maintain the upper hand. Tine reader will find, too, that dIsscnsl3n between the different provinces waa the cause of incessant bIoodSbed. h. stead ot forming, as they should have done, confederated republic-,hcrc- by making themselves an important nation-the five States of Central America have chosen to exist apart, and have over and over again engaged in destructive combat with each oth. CT. Efforts have been made to weld their common interests in commerce and government, but only with ten. ?orary success. Morazan died in the cause, after an unsuccessful struggle with the hog.driver, Carrera, who was backed by the priesthood and self styled aristocracy of Guetamala. Wal ker'S hlibustering expedition in Nj. caragua, forms one of the most inter, esting episodes in the history of Cen tral America, and has attached TO mantle renown to the cities Of Gran ada and Leon, and the lakes.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30
Astonishing Success,

It IS the duty of every person whc has used Boschee's German Syrup to let its wonderful qualities be known to their friends in curing Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneu. monil, and in fact all throat and Iung diseases. No person can use it with ont immediate relief Three doses will relieve any case, and we consider It the duty of all Druggists to recon mend II lo the poor, dying consump- i've, at least to try one bottle, as So, 600 dozen bottles were sold last year. and no one case where il failed was reported. Such medicine as the Germau Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask your druggists about il. sample bottles to try, sold at 10 cents. kt gular size, 7s cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, Tn the United States and Canada.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30
Children

Often need some safe cathsrtic and tonic to avert approaching sickness ol to relieve collie, headach. sick stom. ach, indigestion, dysentery and the comp laints incident to childhood Let the children take Simmons Liver Regulator and keep we'll. It is pure ly vegetable. not unpleasant to the taste and safe to take alone or in con nection with other medicine. l. H. Zeilin & Co.,, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30
Schools Out.

Yesterday was the last day of school term. ard the parents of the scholars ard the public generally were invited ts be present a, the closing exercises, which consisted of musical selections and rcCita;i0ns. A number of visitors were present, and were delighted at 'he really meritorious efforts of the ,cholars. Mr. Crothers, the teacher, i' entitled to the strongest commend. aIlpn fvr the efficiency and excellent behaviour shown by his pupils.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30
As Others see ns.

MT. J. C. Martin, who visited Flag. staff last week, in his newspaper, the Jonrnal-Miner, published at Prescott, speaks in very complimentary and truthful terms of this town. He says: The future outlook for the place is certainly fattering, and real estate has already appreciat ed in value very much, corner lot, Go feet front, sel. Ing few days ago for s2.5oo.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30
Row some Maine Fishermen were Pun.
 ished.

The holding of one-tcnth of ticket 73,OS7 in The Louisiana State Lot tery, Marston, Jordan and others ol this city, makes the second time that The capital prize tSIso, ,ooo) has came to Portland wit in the plst year. The good luck of the first syndicate who drew SIS GOO induced Marston and hls friends tO form a combination and purchased ten one dollar, or one tenth tickets. One of these tickets drew Si5,ooo Six or seven of the Marston syndicate are fishermen or la borers in needy circumstances and ihe money comes very opportunely to then, Portland (Me Express. March I.
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REHInMBERGGeeaatt shs pTsssnss Rssasss.fs 9 and Early. who are in charge of the draw. ings is guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity, that the chances are all equal, and that no one can possibly devine what mum Der will draw Prize.
 REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA. TIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of an Institution, whose chartered rights are rec. ognlzed in the highest Courts; therefore be. ware of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30

The.people of Flagstaff are respectfully inlormel that have opened bakery on san Francisco avenue. Families supplied wiih fresh bread, delivered at their resi-. fehccs every morning. Parties leaving or ders al CHAMPION office will receive prompt A!icn,i On. (upr3o) REYES GONZALES.
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A Brutal Assault,

Frank Reed, the editor of the Apa':ue County Critic. was assaulted | by Harris Baldwin, district attorney
 for the county of Apache, last week
 al St. Johns, ItseemS that Mir. Reed
 was summoned 10 appear before the
 grand jury and in obedience to the
 summons went to the county seat but
 he was not called upon to give any evidence. As he was about starting
 to return to his home at Iolbrook he
 @aS accoSted by Mir. Baldwin who Gas
 the story IS told blythe Critic)"deman- dcd [" know if he WIS responsible for tnr statements in the Critic, intima- lung something about the business of inc A'lant,c and Pacific railroad con
 pany Without awaiting for any re pl" this iticcr of me law; this should be conse vator If Ihe peace and good order, commenced a most fiendisli tnd brutal assault upon the person oi IOe unsnSprCtlng viCtlm ot his fierce md hclhsh passion, striking with met. al shielded kruckleS. Fou. blows were deal' on the head and lace, each one followed by ,he liberated crimson current from ghastly wounds, thus cruelty made. No blows were re- turned; the man he attacked was too weak in body to have defended him self against ne assaults ot any one. of le<@ s'ren2th, who could be found w'tn sO small d sense of nIaliness as u nave attacked helpless invalid j. ;s' as 'he fourth blow was given help came to the stricken man ia the per. son of Jos. I. M Kinney, wno seized the iniurlated brute and prevented l tnriher b,oodshed. nnquestionably sa- Ving the lie of MT. Reed. !"
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MARRIED,

C"ALrER-RoaERTs-Oa April 2oth at th: residence of thesbridcs paren Is al Albuquerque, New Nj ,xic o, by the Reg. Mr. G!thens, Mir. T. J.jCollter, of FlIg|taf, to Miss Mary Roberts, daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. A. R ob- s.rtS.
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For Sosvlco Rt <. 0. Morse's Stable Fla r
 stan, Arizuul.


 Tic gray stallion, Colonel James. Psdigree-/ndee F1rt by Ashal by .4Strr0id by Leri2gtOA dam Gray A. ifc by LiHe Arthnr by imported Glcaf3s.
 Bred by Sprague and purchased from J. Cochran by Ellis Wainwright. Pedigree sf Steel Gray Stallion, Da&..
 Sire. An imported stallion now owned by Mir. Llscon, Gam a 7-S bred mare owned by Mir. Barrick, of Wa. bella. Sire of dam, an imported stall lion known as "Oa Dake of DeaotH. !" and. dam, half blood Norman mare which makes the stallion L5-I0 Nor ngdH
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 ~ Over Half Million Distributed,

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BORN.

SwirzER-TJ the wife ot w. A. Svirz:r, o! Flagstaff, on April goth, son.
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For Sale.

An excellent farming and stock ranch with extensive Improvements and living wafer, about four miles north of Belmont Vasspai CounIy.fhrizona For terms apply 10 r FORD, Prescott, Arizona, Public Ad ministfator Ysrapal county. apr3o
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Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La.
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House for Rent.
New Bakery.

Enquire of G. A. WOODS, or at tn, Champion Office.